hyper

Can sombody help me do this, i've submitted ticket, but didn't get a response overnight.

I need someone to setup the pipe gateway for me,

note: i have no SSH, i've paid for it and am waiting and waiting for it to be enabled Paypal Transaction ID: 90G764314P584084E

+ i've uploaded the hivemail_process.php to the www dir.

account: hypermedias.com username: james
This is under reseller account webservehosting.com username: webserv



THIS IS CLEAR INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIPE GATEWAY SETUP

And last but not least, we need to 'tell' the server to direct all
mail to the script you just uploaded. To do so, we edit the valias
file for your Web site. This file is usually located at
/etc/valiases/example.com, but it might be different on your server.
Ask your host if you are not sure there this file is. Once you know
the file location, log in to telnet or SSH and type the following:

pico /etc/valiases/example.com

(replace the path with the real path). If you can't use pico, try
using the vi text editor by typing:

vi /etc/valiases/example.com.

In that file, you need to add a new line, that looks like this:

*: |/home/example/hivemail_process.php

Where /home/example/hivemail_process.php is the complete path to the
hivemail_process.php file you uploaded earlier. If you are not sure
where this file is located, type this command (outside of the file
editor) to find where it is:

find / -name hivemail_process.php -print 2>/dev/null

For example, if your file is at
/home/hivemail/etc/hivemail_process.php, this is the line you will add
to your valias file:

*: |/home/hivemail/etc/hivemail_process.php

After you added the line, save the file and exit the file editor.


ENJOY HIVEMAIL!
---------------

Congratulations! You now have a fully functional copy of HiveMail! Be
sure to check out the comprehensive Administrator Control Panel
HiveMail has to offer, and go through the various options to make sure
it performs just like you want it to.

Should you ever have any questions or need help, feel free to contact
our support team at supporthivemail.com.


A. TELNET AND SSH
-----------------

To log in to your server shell, you need to use a special client that
is designed for telnet and SSH protocols.

One option is to use the built-in client that comes with Windows.
Click Start, and then in the Run dialog box type telnet. In the black
window that opened, type open example.com 23, where example.com is the
hostname of your Web site and 23 is the port. For regular telnet, 23
is usually the port. However, when connecting to Secure Shell (SSH),
the port is 22. You can type help in order to see a complete list of
available commands.

You may also want to use a more advanced and easier to use client.
PuTTY or SecureCRT are good options, and you can find complete
documentation for both of them at their Web sites.

After openning a connection to your server, you will be asked to enter
your username and password. These are usually the same as your FTP
login information, however that's not definitive. If you can't log in
using this information, you will need to contact your host and ask
them for this information.

Note: Some hosts disable access to telnet or SSH for their accounts.
If this is the case for you, you will need to contact your host and
ask them to help you with executing commands.

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hyper

done

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EMAIL:jameshotsurfer.net
MSN:adminreflamed.com
AIM:hypermedias
http://www.impactforum.com/

Dell Inspiron 8200 BT 2.2 Ghz
512MB DDRAM
60GB Hitachi
64MB nVidia Quadro4 700 Go GL
15' Ultrasharp UXGA (1600X1200)
Windows XP Professional
Office XP Professional

Kayla

Just need a little patience... :bananadance:

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